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ARM, EABI, 4.6.1 codegen and dis470

ARM, EABI, 4.6.1 codegen and dis470

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Eugene K
Posted by Eugene K
on Dec 16 2009 12:46 PM
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Is dis470.exe '--all' option in 4.6.1 toolset compatible with EABI? I am getting this error:

"dis470.exe" --all --ual --hex --runtime_addr --raw_registers "m3.out"
>>   error: record 0 in table .cinit has load address 0x168; no section found
            at that address

Eugene

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  • Archaeologist
    Posted by Archaeologist
    on Dec 16 2009 13:41 PM
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    Yes, it is intended to be compatible, and it works in the examples I tried.  I recommend you submit the test case so it can be analyzed.

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  • Eugene K
    Posted by Eugene K
    on Dec 16 2009 14:23 PM
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    Did you test it for -mv7M3 and locating code and .cinit with different load/run addresses? I can give you test case.

    Eugene

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  • Eugene K
    Posted by Eugene K
    on Jan 15 2010 08:12 AM
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    We did more tests with 4.6.2 tool set and the problem is still there. Test case will be:

    - Link code with --abi=eabi, -mv7M3, -mt, --absolute_exe, --rom_model

    - Set different load and run address for initialized sections

    - have some global RAM initialized variables make .cinit to appear in the image

    - run dis470.exe --all --ual --hex --runtime_addr --raw_registers ...

    The mentioned error will be there. If global initialization is removed and image does not have .cinit section then --all option will work.

    Eugene

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  • Archaeologist
    Posted by Archaeologist
    on Jan 15 2010 11:52 AM
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    I'm sorry, I'm still having trouble reproducing this problem.  Could you please submit a complete test case, including the source code, compilation options for each step, and the linker command file?

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  • George Mock
    Posted by George Mock
    on Jan 27 2010 09:12 AM
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    I can reproduce this problem.  I suspect it is a bug in the disassembler.  I filed SDSCM00034933 in our ClearQuest system.  You are welcome to track progress on this issue here https://cqweb.ext.ti.com/cqweb/main?command=GenerateMainFrame&service=CQ&schema=SDo-Web&contextid=SDOWP&rmsessionid=4456b2be-110d-4d53-ba14-c0a8f08f4205 .  Enter the CQ number in the "Find Record ID:" box.

    Thanks and regards,

    -George

     


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